The Mill City enterprise., June 20, 1963, Page 2, Image 2

2—Hie Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Jun«' 20, 1!MW
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RAMBO’S RAMBLINGS
tty tioldle liaiuh-i
Something new bus lx*«*ii Nil
new
ded there are several
princesses In town I am speak
Ing of course of the 4th of
July aspirants for the Queen's
Are you n giM«l listenei I
crown. There is I hi I one win­ don't think there 1« anything
Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772
ner, altlsHigh in a s**nae all of more disturbing than to lx- talk
them are winners as It 1« gt»«l Ing tn aoiiusiiK- mid feel that
ex|x-rience. 'lliat is a little hard
have "lost" them So to
Bridal Shower Held
to |«it across, at least around give one's nttentlon
to the
our house Talk about the re­ speak« Is a n-nl art everyone
At Hutchinson Home
luctant dragon*
loves to talk and does *
1 am sure all the towns|>eofde
And you don't have to get out
Mrs. N'orvel Richards KTier-
will supiiort the 4th of July of the f<mr walls of your home
yl Howton) was hononxl with
vrlebratiun as they have dune Io lx- a good listener and lie
a bridal shower recently nt the
for the |Mt«t four years and Interested In other |x*ople
home of Mrs Eldon Hutchinson
juxt |>erhaps the weather «III
Clarence Day, author of Life
with Mrs. Tom Smith, IXx-is
I n - a little on the warmer .tide With Father, spent the last 15
and
Janet
Hutchinson
serving
A farewell party was given
Exchanging their marring«* this yrur.
years <>f hi« life iti hl« riami
as hostess«*«.
Saturday evening at tlx- home
vows TYiursday evening at S
crippled with arthritis But he
Cbkir
scheme
used
through
­
of Mr. and Mrs George Hum­
o'clock at the home «J Mr. ami
I am writing tin« on Flag did not li«ten tn alienee, hr
phry for Okinori Ono, exchange out the rxxmi was pink and Mrs. Eugene Richards on S W. Day What a wonderful feeling laughed, roared and groaned
«inte
With
tlh-
Strvtag
table
student from Japan, who has
Kingwood were Miss Oieryl to look out the window and see in an
anecdote proceeded
spent the past year at the centered with an umbrella cov­ Jean Howton and Norvcl Dean th«* flags waving lit tlx- breeze and as a <xitl»e<|iieni'e
kix-w
ered
with
pink
and
white
flow
­
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
and who can help but be stirred mon* at««it [x-ople. what they
ers. The punch !*>«! had an Richards.
Fleet wood ami family.
Th«* couple exchanged their by the sight. Even though nt wi le doing mxl Imw they Were
' ice ring with pink rosebuds.
He will leave Saturday from
»ending vows before the larg«* picture the present time «air country 1» feeling, than many wtx> were
Those
present
or
Tigard for a throe week's tour
gifts were Mrs Garth HiWVton, window. Baskets of pink and torn with racial strife; like a out In the world all the time.
ot the United States with other
Mrs Paul Cline. Mrs. Eugene white carnations and candela­ family we would all stand to
American Field Service stu­
gather If an "outsider" trted
Tliere 1« thè one about tin­
Richards. Virginia Richards. bra decorated the room.
dents from various points in
Die bride Is th«- uaughter of to take away our fiwdom. So mliu«ter that recorded nii hl«
Sandra McCann. Janice Logan.
Oregon.
long may the flag wave'
I Suzy Carlson, Frances Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Garth W. How
sermone <»n «Ire. tlien li«ten«
Oki was presented a gift from
Thinking h I mhi I flags, and it to them imi Saturday evening in
Christine Chance. Ruth Cogar. ton and the bridegroom is the
the Field Service and he re­
' Bonnie Boroughs. Sandra John- son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene living a Jaycee project, must ordcr to flx (tieni In hi» mlnd
sponded with a talk telling
mention a JC project In our fui* Sunday.
Recently, wtille
son. Sherry I’lttam. Patty Pit- Richards.
how much he had enjoyed the
Rev. Harold Huke, pastor of neighboring town of Stayton |l»t<-ll<llg to hi« sermoil, he teli
tam, Mrs. Marie Tolbert. Mrs.
year with his ’ "adopted" fam-
Yankus. th«- Mill City Oiristiun church winch I think is very nice, and axleep and did not awnkrn un­
i ily and friends i and attending Dallas Smithey, Ray
officiated nt the rites. Mm. that is tlx- placing ot shrub» in ti! thè »ih-nce «hleh folkwved
O .
Jackie
Lute.
Barbara
i Santiam Union High school,
Sharon Hostetler. Mrs. . Eldon Rodney Jclaca from Stayton large green containers on the ttie recordlng 'Din! «ixilil I n - a
graduating with the class of
guest play«*d th«* ««xlding music.
walks all up and down main ILE AL g<««l llstening test
Hutchinson
and
the
I
i
1963.
Th«* bi nt«-, who was given in Street. Perhaps
the Garden am «ur«> none of «ir locai min
of honor and the hostesses
Attending tin­ pot-hick din-
marring«* by Paul (T iim *. tier club or some such organization |»trra havr had that lui|qM-n*
ner were Mr. ami Mrs. W li­
uncle. chtMO a white satin lull- could do something like that
tt rs
lard Gabriel. Mr. anti
lenna length gown with chan­ to beautify our citv.
«it x
Wasn't
Mrs.
Jack Duggan,
Lowell Birthday Party Given
tilly Inc«* sleeves for her ««Hi­ then* talk of a cltv
citv Bower
Fleetwood and Willard. Mr. and For Mrs. Percy Hiatt
ding. She wore a net chapel- some time ago? M.-ivIx* It has
Mrs. George Humphrey and
Die Mill City ladies who are l«*ngth veil embellished with Ix-vn selected and I'm just be­
family, Mr. and Mrs. George in Mrs. Percy Hiatt's Friday se«*d pearls. She carried a brid­
times anyhow It is not
Stovall. Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Ceramic class honored her last al bouquet of pink and white hind
very visible.
Oliver and Oki. Other AFS week with a surprise birthday­ ixm «* s and carnations.
and family members unable to party. The members brought a
Miss Virginia Richards, sis-
Sitting in th«* doctor's office
attend «ere Mr. and Mrs Mel potluck dinner and gave her a ■ ter of th«* gtx«>ni was th«* honor
the other day I was leafing i
Rambo, Jay Rasmussen. I xjw - handkerchief shower.
attendant. She wore a whit«* through a magazine and hup !
7 YOU CAN RELAX ABOUT
ell Fleetwood and Mary Gay,
Present «ere Mrs Hiatt. Miss lac«* Imlierina gown over pale p«*n«*<l to notice an
articl«* I
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gleason.
Flowers For All
Zeta Prichard, Mrs. James blip* taff-ta. Sh<* carried a m«e- about colleges WANTING stu-
YOUR FAMILY. YOUR HOME,
gay
of
pink
and
w-hite
carna-
Grant. Mrs. Elmer Shaw. Mrs
dents all we ever hear Is the
Lowell Cree, Mrs. Charles Dole- ttonk.
Occasions
fact that they nn- overcrowd«*«!
YOUR CAR. EVEN YOUR BOAT...
Farewell Party Held
Ring bearer was Jimmie So I read the item with Interest
zal, Mrs. Darwin Raines, Mrs.
Mrs. Rudy- dine, cousin of the bride.
William Lyness
WHEN YOUR INSURANCE AGENT
as it listed every stat«* that
Ix*roy Richards served as could use more student.«. In
For Larry Brents
Tohl. Mrs Arthur Hedge Sr.,
best man for tin brother
Mill City, Ore.
DISPLAYS THIS SIGNI
Oregon those listed «ere l-ewis
Mr. and
Mrs.
Lawrence Mrs. Fred Woods, Mrs. Thelma
Ushers were Stephen How­ and Clark, Southern Oregon
Brent, who are leaving for Howsdon, Mrs. Drills Hinco,
I’hone 897-2152
ton. brother of the bride ami
Eastern
Seward. Alaska, where he will and zMlan and Gerald Raines. Dennis Cline, cousin of the College nt .»«bland.
On-gon Collcg’ at
LnGrnnde
be superintend! of schools, were
bride.
WE DELIVER
and (leorge Fox, which 1» a
honored at a reception Friday
A reception folkiwixi the cere­
nt Ncwtw-rg
evening from 7:30 to 9:30 at
mony. Miss Alice Bickett cut
the Christian church.
and served the wedding cake
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Hake
and Miss
Janet
Hutchinson
received the guests with Mr.
poured. Miss Janice Lxtgan pas­
and Mrs. Brent.
Venom from honeybees. Iium- sed tlx* guest tx»>k him ! Miss
The serving table was cent­
Look for the Safeco “S” with its
blebees,
was [is, yellow jackets Glenda Logan and Miss Cathy
ered with an igloo and Eskimos
Howton were at the gift table.
protective roof, and you’ll find
flanked by “ice" blue tapers and hornets is drop for drop
The couple went to the Orog«xi
an agent who sells t As jtasst,
just
as
potent
for
certain
sus
­
in crystal holders. The rooms
beach«*« for their honeymoon.
most compacts protection at the
ceptible
persons
as
deadly
were decorated with large bas­
Tlx yxxing couple will be at
lowest possible cost.
kets of white flowers, ice blue rattlesnake venom, says Rich­ home aft«*r July 1 in the George
Stop in to see your Safeco
ard H Wilox. M I>. State
foliage and red rose buds
Cree duplex on S.W. Klnngwixxl.
Agent soon. Or call him now.
Pouring the coffee were Mrs. Health officer. Authorities tx-- Th«- groom is a carpenter, in
He’s just a phone’s length
CIRCULATING
lieve
that
stings
by
these
in
­
Nat Wills and Mrs
Elmer
business with his fnth«*r.
away, 24 hours a day!
Shaw. Presiding at the punch sects kill more people in the
HEATER
Die young couple were («»th
INSURANCE
bowl were Mrs. Lowell Cree United States than the feared in the 1963 graduating class of
rattler.
One
prominent
special
­
and Mrs. Herbert Whitaker
FOR ONLY
Snntinm Union High school.
Mrs. Walter Kay and Mrs. ist suggest» that some of the
attributed to
Charlie French served the cake. sudden deaths
Assisting about the rooms heart failure or heat prostration New Methodist Pastor
were Mrs. Albin Cooper. Mrs. are in reality due to insect
Larry Plotts, Mrs. Una White. stings of susceptible individuals. Moves To Lyons
Violent reactions to stings
Mrs. William Shepherd. Mrs.
LYONS Rev, and Mrs. Nor­
Richard Freeman, Mrs. Art most often occur in those who man Williams and four small
tendency,
have
some
allergic
Hedge, Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson,
daughters from Salem have
Mrs. Clarence Howe, and a A severe reaction is even more moved into the parsonage here,
likely if their systems have
Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754
Mill City, Ore. group of young girls.
been sensitized to insect venom where he will serve the Meth­
NOBODY SETTLES CLAIMS FASTER AND MORE FAIRLY!
by a previous sting, just as odist church. He is a graduate
Thin handsome circulating heater deliver« quick
some persons become sensitive of Salem High with the class of
"My Fair Lady" Is
1954. He served thro«* years in
winter warmth. A built-in blower system ixiun*.
to penicillin.
Natural Gas heat out over the floor« to give you
Children are particularly vul­ the U. S. Navy until 1957, and
Garden Club Theme;
nerable because of their rxit- was employed by a bottling
more comfort at a lower cost. Isiw $1.95 per month
Mrs. Cherry Entertains door summertime play, their company in Salem until 1962
rental payments cover nil costs except for the fuel
and
by
a
transfer
company
in
Mrs. June Cherry, chairman natural curiosity and abbreviat­
itself, ’i ou pay nothing for installation or servicing!
<1963.
of the Float Committee for the ed dress during warm weather.
DIAL
OPERATOR Ask », commerce 9781
I While in Salem both he and
Garden club gave a coffee at They should be taught to steer
Williams wen* active
her home Thursday morning clear of stinging insects and Mrs.
NORTHWEST
NATURAL GAS COMPANY
for the committee, officers and wfchise them’or ¿y to~catch ■ nu-mbem at Trinity Methixiist
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church. He was a Steward of
other workers.
f them. Bees are mose likely to
Ask about th« HOME HEATING RENTAL PLAN and discover
Chosen as the theme for their sting on bright, warm days the official board, a member of
for yourself that
the
board
of
education,
member
float was "My Fair Lady" and when their business of gather­
We
care
tor your comfort
Janet Hutchinson was chosen ing nectar is interrupted. And of the Evangelism committee,
as princess.
when a heavy rain has washed I MYF counselor, lay leader, lay
All Garden Club members the nectar from the flowers speaker, assistant scout mast­
are requested to bring fresh thev are frustrated, angry and er, institutional representative
of the Fishermen’s club, and
cut flowers to Mrs. Cherry's in a stinging mood.
home the afternoon of July 3.
Gaily colored or dark, rough also a member of the Optimist
He also
Present at the coffee were clothing attracts them, but they noon luncheon club.
Mrs. Roger Nelson, Mrs. Edith tend to avoid white clothing helped with YMCA activities.
Phone ringing?
Mrs. Williams was a church
Mason, Mrs.
Tont
Thomas, with a hard finish. As might be
Mrs. Daniel Kleihege,
Mrs. expected, they are attracted by school teacher. Women's Society
Wooody Heller, Mrs. Adolph perfumes and scented cosmet­ member, Circle member, MYF
¡¿¡th 5 exclusive new Regency Script»
counselor, a fellowship group
Brunner, Mrs. Arthur Hedge, ics.
and the hostess.
When the worker honeybee member and choir member.
Mrs. Cherry's address is 113 stings it leaves its stinger and
aeuJJa
Greenhill Place, the former venom sac in the victim's skin. Shower Held for
Mildred Allen home.
Even though separated from
the bee, the stinger keeps work­ Miss Doris Hutchinson
ing in deeper for about 20 min­
Mrs. Charles Golden honor­
utes, while injecting more ven­ ed Miss Doris Hutchinson Sat­
Lyons WSCS Plans
om. Remove the stinger and urday evening at her home
Picnic Next Month
sac as quickly as possible, try­ when she invited relatives to
LYONS—Mrs. Alice Huber ing not to squeeze more venom I a personal stxiwer for the bride­
was hostess for the meeting of into the wound. Cold packs will elect.
the Women's Society of Christ­ slow down absorption of the
Miss Hutchinson and Ix*roy
ian service held Tuesday after­ poison and help ease the sting Richards will tie married July
C3Tlr. and
Öd^ard ^ougfoos
noon. The next meeting which while medical aid is sought, 5 at 7:30 p. m. at the Mill
will be the annual picnic is which should be done immedi- City Christian church.
scheduled for July 16. The ately.
Attending the shower were
group will recess for July and
Anyone who has had more Miss Doris Hutchinson. Mrs.
Whether you’re working or resting, it’« al-
August. A report on the con- than the usual unpleasant local Eldon Hutchinson. Miss Janet
.
A
an<J JICn 'Jfríítur J? JiroJtricí
way« nice to have your phone ju«t a reach
ference was given by Leora reaction to a sting should ask Hutchinson, Mrs. Eugene Rich-
Smithey.
Stevens and June Hollingshead. a doctor about the advisability ards, Mrs.
Dallas
away. Home phone exten«ionH make for
Plans were made for a pot­ of preventive treatment that Mrs. Gerald Golden. Mrs. Cylde
family convenience round the clock . and
luck picnic to be held Monday may protect against the pos­ Golden, Mrs. G. O. Hutchinson.
Wh^n you choose from our fsmous Regency Flower Wed*
evening at Neal’s park, as a re­ sibility of a later, more severe Miss Adel Hutchinson, Mrs. Irl
it
costH so little. Call us today.
ding Line you need have no qualms about quality—thia rich,
ception and get acquainted par­ reaction.
Plymale, and the hostess, Mrs.
raised HELIOGRAVING* has all the distinction of the fin-
ty honoring the new minister
Golden,
eet craftsmanship—yet costs about half as much as you'd
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
The Treasury report«
that
Norman Williams.
close to seven million school
Modern
equipment
saves
guess! Do see the many other elegant type styles...for your
Attending the meeting were children have the opportunity money. If we used 1940 me­
complete wedding stationery needs. •Hsliogrsving-not to
Leora Stevens, June Hollings­ to purchase U. S. Savings thods and equipment, it would
he confused with engraving.
head, Esther Danielson, Diane Stams or Savings Bonds through cost farmers $13 billion more
Williams, Reta Cruson, Pearl the School Savings or School to grow the country’s
food,
Serving Mill City-Oat«», Aumsville,
Hudson, Bertha Wilson, Eva Bank plan. About $18 million in which would add more than $5
Bressler, Evelyn Mormon and Savings Stamps are sold every a week to the food bill of every
Detroit-Idanha, Silverton, Turner
Phone 897-2772
117 N. E. Wall Street, Mill City
Mrs. Huber, the hostess.
year.
family in the United States.
Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise
I
Brings Results—Try It Every Week
Farewell Party
Howton Richards
Held for Foreign
Exchange Student
Wedding Held
Here Thursday
Brunner’s
«
Flowers
Bee Stings Can
Prove To Be Fatal
RENT THIS
NATURAL GAS
Jerry Pittam
Insurance
Brides' delight.. .our beautiful
FLOWER
WEDDING LINE
REACH!
Valley Telephone Company
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